I am pretty new to this
Ok, so I need to make a program using PICO. Here is the assignment, if anyone knows how to do this please show me. Thanks.
Acme Paints, a well-respected local paint store, is having their big End-Of-Winter Paint Sale. They have way too much red, green, yellow, and blue paint on hand in their showroom and they need to get rid of their old stock in order to make room for the new colors which will be arriving any day.
In order to sell as much of their paint as possible, Acme Paints is advertising some special sale prices. Their paints are available in gallon-size, quart-size, and pint-size containers, and the more you buy, the more you save. Each pint-size container of paint (regardless of the color) costs $5. However, if a customer buys at least a quart of paint (in any combination of quart-size or pint-size containers, and in any combination of colors), he or she would pay only $9 for each quart. Similarly, if a customer buys at least a gallon of paint (in any combination of gallon-size, quart-size, or pint-size containers, and in any combination of colors), he or she would pay only $17 for each gallon.
For example, suppose a customer buys the following colors and containers of paints:
Red: 1 gallon, 2 quarts, and 1 pint
Green: 2 gallons, 1 quarts, and 1 pint
Yellow: 1 gallons, 2 quarts, and 0 pint
Blue: 0 gallons, 1 quart, and 1 pint
At first glance it might seem that the customer has bought a total of 4 gallons, 6 quarts, and 3 pints of paint altogether. However, note that since 2 pints make a quart, a better way to write the total would be as 4 gallons, 7 quarts, and 1 pint. Also, note that since 4 quarts make a gallon, the final total would best be written as 5 gallons, 3 quarts, and 1 pint. Therefore the final cost would be:
5 gallons * $17 per gallon
+ 3 quarts * $ 9 per quart
+ 1 pint * $ 5 per pint
or $117.
Obviously, this is way beyond the ability of the checkout person at Acme Paints, who never did like higher math. So the manager of Acme Paints has hired you, a famous local computer programmer, to write a computer program to help out the store and make the sale a success.
Design, write, and execute a C++ language program that uses the above rules to assist in a paint sale. Your program should first ask the user how many containers of each size and each color of paint are being sold. It should then display a summary of the sale, first listing the number of containers being sold of each size and of each color of paint, and then listing the total number of containers being sold of each size for all colors of paint together. Finally, it should display the total cost of the sale.
The manager of Acme Paints has provided you with a mock-up below of how your program should look when executed.
Good luck!
Acme Paint Pricing Program, version 1.0
(c) (your name), 2006
Enter the number of gallon containers of red paint sold: 1
Enter the number of quart containers of red paint sold: 2
Enter the number of pint containers of red paint sold: 1
Enter the number of gallon containers of green paint sold: 2
Enter the number of quart containers of green paint sold: 1
Enter the number of pint containers of green paint sold: 1
Enter the number of gallon containers of yellow paint sold: 1
Enter the number of quart containers of yellow paint sold: 2
Enter the number of pint containers of yellow paint sold: 0
Enter the number of gallon containers of blue paint sold: 0
Enter the number of quart containers of blue paint sold: 1
Enter the number of pint containers of blue paint sold: 1
Amount of red paint sold: 1 gallon(s), 2 quart(s), and 1 pint(s)
Amount of green paint sold: 2 gallon(s), 1 quart(s), and 1 pint(s)
Amount of yellow paint sold: 1 gallon(s), 2 quart(s), and 0 pint(s)
Amount of blue paint sold: 0 gallon(s), 1 quart(s), and 1 pint(s)
Total amount of paint sold: 5 gallon(s), 3 quart(s), and 1 pint(s)
Total cost: $117
Finishing Acme Paint Pricing Program, version 1.0
